Catching Giant Fish in Feeding Frenzy! (Hectic Footage)
On this episode I take my Stabicraft 1550 boat out to a remote island ledge with good friend Muzza, the plan is to fish heavy tackle and target giant fish within a huge feeding frenzy. This day turned out to be one for the history books and we're so happy to have filmed it to bring you along on the adventure. This is literally one of the most action packed days fishing we've ever had!
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About JE Wilds -
JE Wilds brings amazing wild adventure right to your screens. There's always a new video on the go, join the tribe and subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on the action! Joe Edlington is the director and host of the show, his background is Hunting and Fishing Guiding and has over 10 years experience documenting outdoor content and is proud to bring the millions of viewers along for the journey! Fulltime YouTube content creation is our specialty and the Adventure never stops. The Adventure Fishing season is currently underway, if you enjoy watching remote camping trips on Islands looking for food, shelter and BIG fish then you will not want to miss any of the videos coming up!
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Muzza's Channel
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Featured Gear:
All Fishing Gear
https://www.daiwa.co.nz/
Heavy Set - Daiwa Saltiga 18000 reel x Daiwa Dragger rod.
My Boat
https://stabicraft.com/the-boats/1550...
My friends handcrafted knives
/ wildside_knives_nz
Lures on this Episode
OTL 130g Blackjack
OTL 100g Blackjack
Malosi Chieftain
Dive Gear
https://www.divetechgear.co.nz//
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